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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
STRUCK By An Engine
a STREET CAR THROWN 20 FEET
Ace asBt A sbs ~ @ierso0 street Crossing
~ iise the q. &. oHs ASA >sE-
io2sls, 81 net ssT.liy ttioeea- The
E2teat - The Dslsa-4s

last n ight AtoU, > O'Clock car No. ]. OF
the Valley Cts stree. saa CAbs ksl Nay
nss run nto al tie Nz,srioo-sA CRUISING
hy the engine attached - the AUskssoa
tram eoriing IA Al that tiias and John
Iolen vas seriously II noi fatally hurt.
Charles OfoI1 was driving ne car and
Ar. Fuller. foreman iog TIE Company Was
on TIE trent platform ot Toe car al tAe
uue. Tie dtncI szlt to reporter last
ulgnt, Il st0sDrd before cIossas the Tracks,
ohigA J. according Ia orders, aud s0s on tie
car aha p.stsd the horses. ! could not See
any tram approaching - got DNcE On The
csr aud started on. Just as ] Fot Oh the
tack 1 Suddenly saw tie headlight On tie
engine ana whipped uD 10 try - rel across.
There Mas 90 OaS INSIDE VI TIE car AZ TIE
time. ! whipped up 10 get cut of lie way,
bul dld not clear the trzcE Dy about foot
wnsn tne engine strucK tie car AT.
ulleT lcltcTa Ine 3OVe statement Tie
ca was thrown sOout twenty ieet anu
luTne0 UPSIDE down.
Mr. Fuller had his left lex quite badly
bruised. IL was nos ascer.Sine1 tlat tleIe
was q man GA tie rear platform OF The car
" hen the engine struck ~. anu that lie WAS
badly hurt. IL proved - be John IOsler.
and tie patrol wagon WAS M once sent iOr
anu he Was taken 10 his home Oh Martha
ST. The engine Was stopped after il was TOO
late.
There is no nightratch st this crossing,
and IL - Impossible 10 see any great dis
tance up Tie track.
Al about IL 0 clock Superintendent Eg-
glesion, OF the Cable Company, anu a I'LL
EeRAN HERALD reporter went out 70
where Mr.. Tosler lives 10 ascertain
the extent Of his injuries. The patient VAS
al that time resting quite well. Dr. ROze-
ma had Ueen there aud found hIn suffer
ing wlth confusion OF the brain and bleed
ing from The ears. His shoulder and hand
were also quite badly injured. The Doctor
SAID that he could tel better this morning
rs 10 how serious are the injuries. IheO-
Ilsls think that the train must have been
running iSs.er than SIX niles per uour 10
throw the car twenty feet from the track.
The Ass was aImost ali broken out on one
side OF tue Car and the side OF the car pretty
badly demolished. IL was rlghted and
taken 10 iBe ear barn. Damage about SO.
The company also hsd car damaged 10
the SmOunt oi 100 where Prescott ST.
crosses the &. IL W. VI. tracks on the 301h
uit., by = freight tram backing into the ca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS CHILD.
Great Excitement in >ewAygo Over - sup
posed Murder.

posed Murder.
asDes'ss - ~ 7t-t1,sS-sssA-s-
NEwAYGo, Dec. o. Dragon Hamilton, OF
Woodville. is under srres5 here for tue muir
der OF his child. aged 10 months. Hamilton
is a man OF vicious character, and the facts,
as nearly AZ can be ascertained. are that the
child was brutaliy beaten, literally whipped
TO death. and the verdict of the coroner's
inquest IS that The child came to its death
by violent means Hamiltcns wife, the
mother of the child. died about one year
ago. and the child was being Kept by Mrs
Ellsworth, who came here under the name
of Marsden, and whose maiden name was
Mary Snceter. formerly of Allsgan. The
child is said 10 have been very pretty and
bright.
Nellie O5srhOlzer, wife of the constable
who haI Hamilton in charge 81 the ooron-
efs inquest, covered him Hamilton with
Winchester rifle, during the proceedings
and it is the prevailing opinion that the re-
lztions of Hamilton and the woman who
took care OF ais iGlsat child we're not the
most savory ana that they both perhaps de-
sired 10 put the little one out of the way.
The corpse presented "a sickenlng sight.
when viewed AT the inquest. The BODY was
black from its little arms 10 its knees. It's
father manifested not the least sorrow, bug
since his imprisonment is trying 10 throw
the whole crime upon the woman who he'd
il in charge, while It IS generally believed
that both are equally guilty and u warrant
has been issued for her arrest
Had the prisoner not been removed i'm
mediately after the inquest, the county
would have been saved any costa in trying
the wretch as the forces from the mill and
camps were concentrating and would have
lynched the fend.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
RAILROAD NOTES.

I. Nj. Fish. Of lOnia, superintendent of
the d. l.. d y, wss IN the city yesterday.
Harry Mercer. travelling passenger agent
OF the Chicsgo, Milwaukee, S st. Paul, was
IN the city yesterday.
Harry Dimock, travelling freight agent Of
the Cb'cagO. Milwaukee q ST. Paul, was
here yesterday looking after business.
The general meeting OF tue Central Traffic
Association that was to occur IN Chicago
December Is, has been postponed 10 Deem
Der 20.
superintendent Agnew and Assistant
Passenger Agent Gsveit. ofthe c. & W. NJ,
left yesterday for Allegan and Pentwater on
tour OF inspection.
Chief Engineer, J. J. McYean. Of the G..
T., l.. & l.. Railway. is in the city saperiu-
tending the laying out OF the switching
tracks in the freight y ard OF the company
On Aimy-st-
The railroad Offices in the city received
yesterday the new Joint rate book. in effect
December 8. IL gives the rates 70 ali pfin-
cipai pOints IN the Unile1 States, and Is The
largest rate sheet published.
Charles r. Phenix. secretary % General
TrSfho Manager Hudson. Of the Illinois
Central Railroad. OF Chicago. ana his wife
were in the city "Wednesday Tor days visit
with bis isthef, VIM. PbeniF, ESQ., o. the
Cable Line
A railroad ofiicisl remarked YESTERDAY
every day of this fine weather Is he ping
tne g. r. T. & j.. right along" WorS is
being pushed on the 1horuapple bridge
and the track laying Is going on rapidly
from the other end.
The g. r. & ]. Railroad Company has uur-
chased .he property on DttSHs-st.. jstt wes
II lts tracks formerly 0wnei ~ tie 6as
COMPANY. and tie Hooker property on
Wsier'oa-st. at the corner ~ Ferry. 4 =
cost oi $4,000. The COMPANY ihas ssca e
better tlaCs isCii'iies into ifs freight louss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

FL P.so, Tex. Dec. 9.-The annual relig-
i0us festival in honor Of "Our Lady of
Guadalouper began at Psso del Norte, Mex,
yesterday, and will last until Christmas.
Noantaiu crssts and valleys have been
aElow with signal fires for the past few
days in honor OF Montsznms, whose sec
ond coming At some auspicious sunrise is
anticipated. he IL 60 resume control OF toe
Empire aud lead II on 90 unexsmplsd
power.
Gambling and = bull tight served 10
make the opening exciting. The arena il a
round pit forty yards across. The audi
ence was seated around, ten feet above.
Two borssd were garsd several matsdors
were injured. and Felic.sn Oiague, the
espais. was taken OF TIE rinE for dead.
but vas sftsrwsrd found 70 be alive, though
seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Assignment AZ saranac.

Sxs.s.sst sss zt4sssNNsssNN7.
SARANAc. Mich, Dec. 9.-fitzgibbons q
King. proprietors of the stave factory and
saw mill. made = general assignment late
yesterday afternoon for the benefit Of their
creditors. Their assets and liabilities are
supposed to DC about equal. About a week
ago the firm was com PEELED to mortgage
their entire stock 10 Divine q Co. of Beld-
ing. since which several attachments have
been levied and the firm forced 10 the wall.
The play given at ShRw's Hall under
TIE management OF the G. A. T., entitled
the Heroic Dutchman.' was well attended.
the hall being filed with people. The pro-
ceeds will net the order upTards OF s4O.
The plag gave excellent satisfaction and
will be repeated Saturday eyeDlng-C. L.
Wilson has exchanged neatly all Of his
property at this place for Grand Rapids
properly. Mr. ". Is satisfied that the pre-
dicfio0s of the TELEGRAN-HFBALD will 30
fuldlled and that Grand Rapids IS the
Chicago OF Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
wHITNeYs REPORT.
The Navy In Better sa.ps Than For Many
Years

WAsmNGroS. Dee 9.-rhe report Of Sec
retsEy Whitney says that the difficulties
which lay Ia the way OF creating SUD
stantial navy have been removed. Fac
tories necessary for all the work upon
heavier vessels are in process Of eonstruc-
tlOn- The Secretary points 10 the danger Of
depending upon foreign countries for ships,
and refers with pride 10 the tact that
the United States is now in po-
stion 10 supply itself. Secretary Whit
Dey pronOunces against the single-turreted
monitors, which. he says. would be unable
10 stand against the ships OF any possible
foreign enemy. The report says that since
the war between So. .OOO. 900 and SIS. 600 600
have been expended in temporizing and
thar il IS about time TO call halt. The iu-
quiry is raised. what has become of the
money thus expended The appropriation
for the navy aud marine corps for the pres
ent year was So. lS2 T23.79 and the esti-
mate for the coming fiscal year is S2,76l,-
$50 80. In three years there will be but
twenty wooden vessels remaining in the
navy. while in nine years these will have
disappeared.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
DOESN'T Want The COUNT.
Gsasr.l Batter Glsss kszssas why n.
Caa Sof F.ssr ths goans 81 Farfs.


Caa 80 f.ssr ths soans ~ Farts-
Azx fos8 Dec s.--D4nisl BalLef1e i
Fscent.y Srofs General Batter. sskiBg Il he
would approve u ths ssleesion Of he Comte
De Paris % asliYsf the address oR ths occa-
sion af the rsunioa Of tas Army ol tie
James. 20 os held Eext July Al Gettysburg.
GeDera4 Butler replied ss foiisss1
bosTDs. Nov. -S.--Gelssrzi Ia tsei b.
fa-aete. Yours asking my consent AMI
signature - AZ invitation % TIE C0Mts de
Paris q deliver ne address 81 Getty scurg /
answer by telegraph, as re- 1ested-
l an too American. and. / koPe, too
much "a . soldier VI tie War OF the Se-
bsiil0u, 10 invite . French man. who. be-
cause he vas a Prince, rgs permitted 70
pay soldier for ais 0sn aggrandlzsmsnt on
Tie stalf II a commanding General III tnas
var. and VINO, As such ofhcer vas a. one
time Al ths head OF that Generals
Bureau OF llf0rn1sEion. and for want OF
kno~ledgs Of the peeuliartlcs of our people
and the llions OK our language, GId his
commander a. happen 10 know. great
mischief, 20 speak Tor me ARMIES OF the
United states a. the reunlou a. Gettysburg
l would rather agree 10 any officer Of the
rank Of Colonel or above who served
through the var 10 os such representative
OF our s0l1iers- BgNJAMIS r. BCTLER."
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

NEw YozS. Dec. 9.-The manufacturers
OF ruooer boots AID shoes have concluded
the formation Of = trust. After being in
session al Of Wednesday and yesterday tho
manufacturers perfected the organization Of
what Is nov 20 be known as the Boston
Ruboer Boot and Shoe Trust. The attorneys
OF the trust are the same who assisted in
drawing up the papers for the Standard OIL
Company and the working Of the docu-
ments on which the greatest trust IS based,
vas adopted by the new organization. A
Committee Was appointed 10 secure the
signsfures OF smaller companies not pres
snr. AL other lacge companies have sIgni-
fed their intention 10 enter che trust.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

HoLLANp, Mich, Dec. 9.-Business circles
here were greatly sgitatsd yesterday after
noon By a rumor that r. +. Workman, gen
sral merchant and proprietor OF the tanning
mill and agriculture. implement manu- &C
tory, had maize an assignment. lnvesugs
ton this morning shows 40 assignment.
but Chsftel mortgage given 90 protect J.
". Bosnian. clothing merchant. VINO bad
previously furnished Wsrsman funds g.
nuii1 and carry on the msnufsctorv. lt is
stated apon apparently good authority that
security viii oe given until outstanding re-
sources can b. called. of snlCb fhere seems
= sufficient amount % satisfy ail creditor
Some 0l the larger claims ara held IN Ie-
trolt. ssglna4. ClevelAnf anl lhiesgo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

WAsHNsroS. Dec. y.-COHmittees repre-
sentinz the wool-dealers AM wOOl-grOwers
OF ths country. which have been ia confer
encs here several days. announced this
afternoon that Arrangements were made to-
DAY with a COMMITTEES representing the
wool manufacturers 10 hold joint confer
rnce OF the three committees IN Washing
ton on the 18th OF January. Concentrated
scion will then be taken TO the sud oi
protecting The wcoi Industry OF the cOun-
Try Formal appeals 20 Congress will be
arranged for. and 3 course Of action deter
mlneG on.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
RAILRoAos REsTRAlNgo.
Action of the EAii.oad Commissioners ia
Refareuce to the Ashley Roads

Action of the EAIi.oad Commissioners ia
Reference to the Ashley Roads.
LANSING. Mich, Dec. 9.-Hon. John I.
Rich, Michigan Commissioner OF Railroads,
has issued an order restraining the Toledo,
Saginaw & Muskegon, and the Toledo, Ann
Aroor 81 Northern Michigan railroads, two
OF the new roads OF the so-called ASHLEY
SYSTEM" from operating the roads 81 the
proposed crossings of these roads with the
Detroit, Lansing & Northern at Greenville
and Sheridan; the Grand Rapids Indiana
at Cedar Springs. and the Chicago & West
Michigan at sparta. The Ashley roads are
inhibited from crossing until placing the
interlocking and deTsiling crossing devices
ordered by the Board OF Railroad Crossings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

BERIrv, Dec. q.-Tns Cologne CARTE
ssys that R1ssiss hesitation iustifes the
supposition that TIE publication Of the
forged letters to the Gar. concerning the
relations between Germany and Russis
would lead % the Identification
and cCmpromise Of important per
sorsgss. We must assume SAYS soc
psper that 'personsges sheltered by ser or
position co-ope rated 20 place the forgeriss
in the Cars hands. such instramert $
cogid oe found n French ladias married
into nobs Russian families Besides hsse
there are Russian officials and sx diplomats
and Jesuit 2ud Fo.isn elements who have
actively wo~Sst 20 pTosiucs q breach BE-
tween Russia snd 6erns1T.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
BELL AND EDISON.
The Two Inventors May Come to q Dis
puts Over tho monograph.

big lawsuit threatened between DIR. Bell and
Thomas A. Edison over the phonograph.
alias the graphophone. Mr.. Edison made
the phonograph talk back several years
ago. but never pursued the invention far
ther than 10 exhibit IL rs toy. DR.. Bell
has put IL to a practical use aud called it
the gTsphophone. Il aims to abolish Stsno-
eraphers and type writers. for by simply
talking 20 the macniae il records on 4 pre-
pared paper whatever il is desired to COM
m9nicate to another. and this record being
mailed 70 the proper person can be placed
in a grsphophone and the comm unicatiou
can be heard IN the voice of the sender. The
rights OF the original invention and of those
of the electrician who improved it are in
volved in the issue shortly to be Joined.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

A packed house witnessed tie amateur
performance al Smiths Opera House las
evening. Besides the regular list OF special
ties there appeared Daisy Drew, Levi bic
Quann, Alice 0ueac0n. Alfred Nelson, W.
der, Tommy O'keefe. lowell and Lockarc
Goodyear ana johnson. concluding with :
spirited performance oy sperOw and vi
son troupe oil l40Tses. TIE latter innoya
ticn proved quite i success and they weT'
warmly received by the sUUicnce, Nlisoi
beng very funny clown. The reguis
matinee viii be gwen thIs afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
EARTHQUAKES EVERY DAY.
a neKicaa rs~n Destroyed aud Msny
Persons Killed

NosAEss Ariz., Dec. "a gentleman.
-ritlng from the scene OF the recent earth
auaksa a. Bsvispe. .ays the entire town has
beeu destroyed and many persons killed.
EARTHQUAKES have been OF caily occurrence
except during the interval OF two weeks,
during which time the people built
temporary sbanties Of refuge on the
hill clncs the Cessation some
abode houses bad been erected,
baL they we're soon destroyed The people
are Nild eitn terror aud are starving. The
provisions and supplies provided by the
sLsts aad private sources are exhausted. ths
snlre vicinity ls destitute OF provisions and
ciOthing. and unless aid Is furnished soon
rhey may slarvc. The streams opened by
the hrst great shocks are still Towing. but
the continued shocks and the terror Of tho
people prevents the utilization OF the sbun-
dance Of water for the raising of crops.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

VAsskE. Mich. nec. 9.-Since the dis
eovery ogcoAi mere a short time ago. a num-
bsr Of parties have been prospecting. and
a. result new discoveries are being made
daily. Is - demonstrated beyond douot
that stratum OF the best quality OF coal,
seven feet ghick underlies t6e entire terri
tory around here. A pr0isct Is already on
foot to push matters. and sink one or more
shafts. This sill cap TIE cliu.lx Of Vsssar' ,
boom. which bad already reached generous
nffrarffrus
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
a sALooNKeEPER FOUND DEAD.
Benz. r. Smith Dies while Alone in His
saloon

AS Ed. Lllibridge and Carney Smith
were returning from the city to their homes
III Walker township yevterday, they
stopped at Benz. +. Smiths saloon
just outside of the city limits
at about > 2. IN. To their surprise
and fright the proprietor lay on The door in
the sleep Of death. Coroner Brsdish was
az once summoned, who summoned the
following as Coroners jury: Peter kTuse
Homer Bowser, Reuben BUSH. John Mar
ris J.. Williams and Sim NanderhoOf
After viewing the remains the case was All
J0dTnea until today al lU o'clock.
The remains were taken charge Of by In
dertaker Koch and removed 10 the residence
OF the deceased OF Springheld-ave Cor
oner Brsdish found watch ana $3.50 il
money II the saloon which he turned oyer
10 the Geceased's wife.
Smith vas 90 years of age and will beYre-
membered Is formerly the proprietor of the
saloon "a lOT Monroe-s.. The cause of his
death Is thought TO be dissipation. The in
quest today may probably unearth some
thing. but as no marks Of violence were
found on the body, nothing startling is
looked for
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

The u. X. Boriree company flied article.
OF association with the County Clerk yes-
terday afternoon. The incorporstors ar
NJ. X. Bortree, Geo. :, Quimby and T. j.
Quimby, and the factory viii be located 81
I3g and IL Canal-sl. The company W.
manufacture the Bortree cloSk and vrsf
supporter, an article Of vslue Tor tie iSdies.
and when under fuii hesdwsy Will employ
about one hundrel glTls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Brsfrx. Dec. 9.--It is reliably stated that
the physicians pho conducted the sKsmi-
nation Of the diseased part OF the Crown
Princes threat have not, ss previously re-
por. 81. changed thsir original opinions re-
gsrinz ths nstur6 OF tns malsty. The
statement that any ~ them entertain op-
tlr,istic ness With regard CD the ultimate
recovery of the pstisns is entirely without
frrtn4sartru
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations BY wire-The Gran q
Rapids Markets
Neu Ynrh

Dec e-Wheat.-- Declined asae1z early on
wcsk cables and s'oH siren gilt ned ana recos
cred ioss. trace rather slow. 40. ren. JeD lafs
81 l5sfs.15. .csNss. 3s sa B.
tafo - RI .lwcf f81 lass fctiVe - Eca
We ferg s1lt ctfa-c f1flre< 81 .ttts'
Pors-D1l. weak New mess s. solh.5 Old
3 rlag i4ft
Iaui-Eas.er. steam rendered. s. o.
Bul Cr-f fr.8 Demand fral. tsesasrn. :
E4zs- q
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

ST. Frrgsssupc. Dec. 9.-it $ semi
officially stated that the reports published
IN Austrian aud German newspapers re-
xs-,liur ths movements Of Russian troops
are iuco-rect. Sinca the return Of the Gar
from Copenhagen there has been no order
issuea f1 reinforce the troops on tne Cali
risn frontier the recsnt movements n the
locality hsviag been made ia ooeaisnce 20
orders ssaed more thSn a yssr ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
Now Ready! +!
-Four Double Floors !
- ami 81 aIoaroe--l. /.

As tbe holiday season ap-
prosches we oesif 20 caIi v0ur
attention 10 cur enormous stock
OF beautiful goods suitable iof
scassti1n.
To oes RE and price them
fully voalt require the entire
space in tt8s pspe-. We can
oily a. that the entire foLr
doBCe oors. equal 70 eiebl or
d.nary stores. are packed and
isrnmed fu1 ~ the mos elegant
holiday goods ue ever sEhib-
ite5.
sVc are often asked how we
can q lord &C. sell goo3s - such
aston ishins siy low pr ets.
Ne rcrfy. we are ar icus 70
please tie people anc our sx-
Pc leuce cf nearly hsifa certury
m fnis iine gives as great 90
vsrfazes. vb1ca share with
O. 4ssr - elso car ezpenses
e small Ne fsve 70 rent 20
usy. The good = . r our Own
ir7 orfs i3n and frss 81 - tae
ion5-r g profit. Fro fae sbovc
rcs ~s voa wf rtslIr &c
thst Il psys - trade a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

There arc q he faand oecss.ona'iv mon
TIE walls ~ oid t7iei houses 81 ai.o-t tte
hire ~ dirisian hrtsesn the afst and sa~oal
stores. f.ef T'~~~s # ir0n ffe ~ SIX inches p
ien s. and Shaped sorursl.ef Lxe tbs i-e+lr
S Tas oee - th-ss erff-.es ros clearly
froaei' from Eng.sad. uners if Is el ca8-
f.-l-i ari g uFssf gives q turloas aeaosF.t
~ i5s origin a7d rleaning
TIE WRITER SAYS that tas frure in coeeti1D
"a 81 early symbol ~ t'.e sun. ID is nsai
3D. fIsfrT-lehre sna c.fer Ysrfs ~ Efei.ua
he once ssEna 50 cli serraai ~ tte farailr-
f1e-eerl~e r1sn - ~ssea frf fae
Ta~li~1'sr fern - teess iro1s soI Ere rsr' s.
7as fat tsr 9ere r1aaa tfss ln order C.
rros fsse hsuss fraEn FIRE - ~sa r. frsu
fs
E cae srs rta fhe s~ ~
tts Is.s 5f @r fa8 TIE ses3 ~ fse
FeTF7~sTt ~r1a esr nf ~
ere Ie s8ne err RI fse 81 -sI sez
10 rs1 r-a~s lts nss So fae g
ASA ht sr vss 49, sr
t erF res srv reesr8 rsttr-
....e ...... 49, 1. 81 - -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Ear SterSsw. M.ca.. De- e.-Heavy
purchases Of and havs lately been maize oy
the F. s ?. u. Railroad Company IN the
western portion Of SsginsE. TIE company
has been quietly working with the oafsct Of
getting belt me comp 'ersI = encircinz both
>Axinaws. over $50 0eo worth of property
Ess 1een 1o1g at 50 far tsr this plrpese. ll
tae center of saginaw ru0ls ock ~
buildings are p8rshsssd Tor SIZE for
dspef. Tie spring Eil see vork saergetl-
ca-la nnshsl fl-rArl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

WssHssloN. les. 9-fae Evangelical
a1ls8ce visited the Wdiss Hauss today.
an Z President Clevs.and made a speech 70
the rien hers Rev. llr burchars. Of New
tnose prssentsi. he President recognized
bim ard adTsucnE .orsris otEn. snid Win
considerable earueztnesS t1sf ae sss Ead 60
SEE hirs. T1ereaneu the crowd of ieiegsfes
broke out into daughter
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

SPsIEaslsEp. Ii, Dec. 9.-Ths Railrsad
.nd Warehouse Couam fssion hle6 a report
t1dsy with the Governor unsu their favss-
tzsfieu inro the Cnsrswarth d.sssier in
wsich hey nnd inst sae Tolsfo. perrfa
snf Wsrss~ Rsi.rsa5 is csnsurssls fsr noe
pstroiiing - tracks snd keeping in5ormsa
- - condi1oa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

Nss HoFs. Der. o-lsks Sharp's con
diton IS sssi 10 be very precafious. His
ss7endi8g physician sssted t0dsv that -
voa.t not he surprised 20 hear az his death
81 any 1omeat. Is Is onlF = question CT
Short tcle. ae continued. Vhen he
naust pass away He IS very wesx and sale
- move sbou- aut nttls
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
GCsLsT DOES NOT SUCCEED.
FslIisres Again Appealed to to Form
New Cabinet

New Cabinet.
PARIs. Dec. 9.-M. Goblet has informed
President Carnot that, owing to the refusal
OF several statements to join him, ne is un-
able to form Cabinet.
The President has. therefore, made an
other appeal TO VI. Fallieres TO undertake
the task. The dissension among the Re-
publicans continues.
LONDON. Dec. "a dispatch received here
from Paris says. M Fsllieres mas agreed
TO form q Cabinet, and it is thought that
he will select some OF the Ministers who
were in the RoGvier Cabinet"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 9.-The National Re-
publican committee this afternoon issued a
call for convention a. Chicago. June 10,
1883. and subcommittee was appointed
to take charge OF the preparations for it.
Clarkson, OF lows, IS chairman Of the sub
po n, m fftoo
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-10
JOHN L. AND THE PRINCE.
Mutual Compliments Between the siuggs
aud the Queens Son.

LONDON, Dec. John l.. Sullivan's in-
PRODUCTION to the Prince Of Wales at the
Pelican Club this afternoon was a complete
triumph tor the American fighter. and a
source Of great pleasure to his Royal High
ness. The Prince unreservedy expressed
bis surprise and admiration az the big fe-
lows wonderful physique and cleverness
with his hand. and the latter returned tho
compliment By intimating to the Prince
that he was his friend.